In this pioneering work of philosophy, Anthony Collins explores the nature of human liberty, probing the limits of free will and the implications of determinism. With characteristic clarity and insight, Collins makes a compelling case for the importance of individual freedom in the pursuit of happiness and the common good. This new edition of his classic text offers readers a fresh perspective on one of the most important debates in philosophy.

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